GEOFFREY-ONYEAMA
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, has tested negative for COVID-19 and has resumed his official duties.
He tested positive to the COVID-19 on July 19.
The Minister disclosed this via his twitter handle @GeoffeyOnyeama, on Wednesday, expressing appreciation to his medical team, family, friends, colleagues, among others.
Onyeama tweeted: “By the special grace of God, my latest COVID-19 test result came back negative after three weeks isolation.
“I am eternally grateful to my family, the C-in-C and VP, the medical team, relations, friends, colleagues, religious leaders and numerous well-wishers.
“Who through their care, prayers, fasting, messages of support and encouragement never let me walk alone
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that after testing positive for COVID-19 on July 19, the Onyeama had been in isolation for three weeks until his result came back negative.
(NAN)
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